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    US Appeals Court rules that Elon Musk broke federal labour laws

    The 5th Circuit US Court of Appeals has upheld a previous ruling by the National Labour Relations Board (NLRB) that found Elon Musk had made unlawful threats on employee renumeration when he tweeted in 2018 that he would remove stock options from employees if they unionised. At the time, Tesla...
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    New AlienFox toolkit steals credentials for 18 cloud services

    A new modular toolkit called ‘AlienFox’ allows threat actors to scan for misconfigured servers to steal authentication secrets and credentials for cloud-based email services. The toolkit is sold to cybercriminals via a private Telegram channel, which has become a typical funnel for transactions...
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    Realtek and Cacti flaws now actively exploited by malware botnets

    Multiple malware botnets actively target Cacti and Realtek vulnerabilities in campaigns detected between January and March 2023, spreading ShellBot and Moobot malware. The targeted flaws are CVE-2021-35394, a critical remote code execution vulnerability in Realtek Jungle SDK, and...
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    Virgin Orbit lays off 85% of its workforce to reduce expenses

    In a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Virgin Orbit has said it’s laying off 675 employees, which works out to about 85% of the total workforce. The decision was made after the company failed to secure “meaningful funding”. It said that the redundancies will be made to all...
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    Major media outlets won't be paying for their employees to get Twitter Blue badges

    Under its new owner and CEO Elon Musk, Twitter announced in December a plan to ditch its current verification badges for a new paid subscription service, Twitter Blue, that will give anyone that blue badge on their account for $8 a month. As Twitter prepares to remove the badge from the older...
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    Center for AI and Digital Policy asks FTC to suspend commercial deployments of OpenAI

    Center for AI and Digital Policy asks FTC to suspend commercial deployments of OpenAI's LLMs The non-profit research group, the Center for AI and Digital Policy (CAIDP), has filed a complaint with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) asking the agency to investigate OpenAI and halt the...
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    Google shifting work from Assistant over to Bard as generative AI war heats up

    Google is changing its reporting structure so that work will be less focused on Google Assistant and more on Google Bard, CNBC has reported. For those not up-to-date, Google Bard is a generative AI tool much like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and is able to answer most queries thrown at it, though, not...
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    LG achieves functional safety and security certifications, boosting competitiveness

    LG has said that it’s now the first auto component supplier to pass international testing standards for functional safety and cybersecurity management for vehicles. It said that it acquired functional safety certification for its ADAS front camera in the '4M' (Material, Method, Machine, Man)...
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    Amazon Pharmacy looking to lure in customers with coupons

    Amazon Pharmacy has announced that its customers can save money on prescriptions with automatically applied coupons. Amazon said that some drug manufacturers offer coupons on their brand-name medications but people don’t get the discount unless they ask and even then it can be a hassle to get...
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    EA to cut 6 percent of its workforce in the latest tech-based layoffs

    Electronic Arts has become the latest tech-themed company to announce a round of job cuts. EA said today that its recent decisions based on its game lineup, real estate holdings, and restructuring of its teams will affect six percent of its total workforce which would ultimately result in 800...
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    Man caught smuggling 239 Intel Core CPUs that were taped to his body in China

    Smuggling technology products is nothing new, of course. However, a recent case may be one of the dumbest attempts at smuggling devices we have ever heard of. The Chinese site Kuai Technology (via PC Gamer) reports that a man was caught in China trying to sneak in a ton of Intel Core processors...
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    Google Search to get extreme heat alerts later this year

    Climate change has contributed to extreme weather conditions in recent years, including prolonged heat waves and flooding from large storms. The search giant says that heat wave-related queries peaked during July last year and data shows (PDF) that around 500,000 people lose their lives every...
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    1,100+ signatories ask all AI Labs to pause AI training

    1,100+ signatories ask all AI Labs to pause AI training, and "not rush unprepared" into it More than 1,100 signatories have signed an open letter urging all AI labs to halt the training of AI systems that are more powerful than GPT-4 for at least six months. The list of notable signatories...
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    UK shelves plan to create non-fungible tokens

    Last year, it was announced that the UK was to become a hub of everything crypto. Twelve months on, plans have changed a bit. The government, according to BBC News, is now no longer looking to work with the Royal Mint to develop non-fungible tokens that people would be able to buy. Following...
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    The Biden Administration bans the use of commercial spyware by the US government

    The US government is cracking down on spyware programs that might be used on federal-owned devices. Today, the Biden Administration filed an executive order that bans the use of commercial spyware on US government devices. The executive order states: Foreign governments and persons have...
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    Ubisoft pulls out of E3 to host its own event, abandoning previous plans

    E3 2023 may not be a very populated event at this rate, as another major publisher has canceled its plans for the event. While it had confirmed a showcase at the Los Angeles-set expo with a "strong line-up" just last month, Ubisoft will now be skipping out. “E3 has fostered unforgettable...
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    Microsoft partners to develop new web-based platform to help media outlets

    Today, Microsoft announced that it is partnering with USAID and Internews to develop a new Media Viability Accelerator (MVA) to help protect journalism as a "critical component of the democratic process". This move is part of the tech giant's Democracy Forward initiative, which as a whole aims...
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    Parts of Twitter's source code were leaked and posted on GitHub

    Some of Twitter's source code was posted on the Microsoft-owned GitHub for an undetermined period of time. That is what Twitter says happened in a court filing on Friday, according to a New York Times report. According to the court filing, Twitter discovered some of its source code was uploaded...
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    PSA: Prices for Microsoft Cloud services are increasing in Europe very soon

    Back in January, Microsoft announced that it is increasing the price of its cloud services for organizations in Europe to align closer with global pricing as well as the U.S. dollar exchange rate with other currencies. This price change will kick into effect in less than a week, on April 1...
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    Court rules against Internet Archive in favour of book publishers on digital lending

    The Internet Archive has announced that it has lost a lower court ruling against the book publishers Hachette, HarperCollins, Wiley, and Penguin Random House in a case about its Controlled Digital Lending programme. The Internet Archive said that the decision will impact libraries across the...
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